News and features about Estonia and Estonians
The number of food aid recipients in Estonia increased by 65% in the second quarter of this year – another sign of the worsening circumstances […]
A huge increase in food aid recipients in Estonia Read More
Colonel Nicole Aunapu Mann has become the first astronaut with Estonian ancestry to travel to space as the NASA mission commander aboard the SpaceX Dragon
Video: Estonian descendant Nicole Aunapu Mann commands a space flight Read More
The latest population census shows that the share of people of foreign origin has grown in Estonia, while the population made up of “native people”
Estonia’s population has become more diverse Read More
As the lines between fiction and reality continue to blur – from the overturning of Roe v. Wade to “Men” – Estonian World sat down
The Time magazine has included the Estonian prime minister, Kaja Kallas, in its Time100 Next list – that recognises a hundred rising stars from across
The Time magazine includes Estonia’s Kaja Kallas in its Time100 Next list Read More
The Open Estonia Foundation is organising the XXV Open Society Forum at Fotografiska Tallinn on 29 September, with the topic, “Two Sides of the Same
Live: “Climate change meets migration” forum in Tallinn Read More
According to a recent study by a Latvian university and a research centre, Estonia is the friendliest nation from the Latvian perspective. The Rīga Stradiņš
Latvians regard Estonia as the friendliest nation Read More
The Guardian, a British media outlet, highlighted the five best lesser-known islands in Europe, including Naissaar, Estonia’s fifth largest island. “Not drawn to Mallorca or
Estonia’s Naissaar among the “best lesser-known islands” to visit in Europe Read More
The Estonian capital, Tallinn, is to host a Women’s Tennis Association tournament for the first time. The WTA 250 Tallinn Open will be held from
Tallinn hosts a WTA tennis tournament for the first time Read More
In September 1944, fearful of the advancing Red Army, approximately 80,000 Estonians left their country behind and escaped to the West. Elin Toona, who was
Elin Toona on surviving Estonia’s ‘great escape’ of 1944 Read More
